Question

• How does the rate of transpiration depend
on:
Temperature
Humidity​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

$Because \: cooler \: air \: holds \: less \: water, \\ it's \: relatively \: humidity \:  increases \: \\ or \: it \: is ' \: moister \: air'. \: Therefore, \: warmer \\ \: air  \: will \: increase \: the \: driving \: force \\ for \: transpiration \:  and \: cooler \: air \:  will  \\ decrease \: the \: driving \: force \: \\ for transpiration.$